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Investing, 13edition All
Chapters 1-18 //With Questions
And Verified Solutions//by scott
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, Table of Contents
PART I: PREPARING TO INVEST
1. The Investment Environment
2. Securities Markets and Transactions
3. Investment Information and Securities
Transactions
PART II: IMPORTANT CONCEPTUAL
TOOLS
4. Return and Risk
4A. The Time Value of Money
5. Modern Portfolio Concepts
PART III: INVESTING IN COMMON
STOCKS
6. Common Stocks
7. Analyzing Common Stocks
8. Stock Valuation
9. Market Efficiency and Behavioral Finance
PART IV: INVESTING IN FIXED-INCOME
SECURITIES
10. Fixed-Income Securities
11. Bond Valuation
PART V: PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
12. Mutual Funds and Exchange-Traded
Funds
13. Managing Your Own Portfolio
PART VI: DERIVATIVE SECURITIES
14. Options: Puts and Calls
15. Futures Markets and Securities
WEB CHAPTERS (at
www.pearsonhighered.com/smart)
16. Investing in Preferred Stocks
17. Tax-Advantaged Investments
18. Real Estate and Other Tangible Investments
2
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, Fundamentals of Investing, 13e (Smart)
Chapter 1 The Investment Environment
1.1 Learning Goal 1
1) A non-interest bearing checking account is still considered an investment.
Answer: FALSE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: Previous Edition
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
2) Land and buildings are examples of real property investments.
Answer: TRUE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: Previous Edition
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
3) Since 1900, the average return on stocks has exceeded the average return on savings
accounts by more than 6 percentage points.
Answer: TRUE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: Previous Edition
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
4) A United States Savings Bond is an example of an investment as defined in the text.
Answer: TRUE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: Previous Edition
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
5) Most sources of investment information are in print format, expensive, and difficult to
access.
Answer: FALSE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: New Question
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
3
Copyright © 2017 Pearson Education, Inc.
Investing, 13edition All
Chapters 1-18 //With Questions
And Verified Solutions//by scott
b smart || LATEST VERSION
2025 || 100% ACCURATE
1
Copyright © 2017 Pearson Education, Inc.
, Table of Contents
PART I: PREPARING TO INVEST
1. The Investment Environment
2. Securities Markets and Transactions
3. Investment Information and Securities
Transactions
PART II: IMPORTANT CONCEPTUAL
TOOLS
4. Return and Risk
4A. The Time Value of Money
5. Modern Portfolio Concepts
PART III: INVESTING IN COMMON
STOCKS
6. Common Stocks
7. Analyzing Common Stocks
8. Stock Valuation
9. Market Efficiency and Behavioral Finance
PART IV: INVESTING IN FIXED-INCOME
SECURITIES
10. Fixed-Income Securities
11. Bond Valuation
PART V: PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
12. Mutual Funds and Exchange-Traded
Funds
13. Managing Your Own Portfolio
PART VI: DERIVATIVE SECURITIES
14. Options: Puts and Calls
15. Futures Markets and Securities
WEB CHAPTERS (at
www.pearsonhighered.com/smart)
16. Investing in Preferred Stocks
17. Tax-Advantaged Investments
18. Real Estate and Other Tangible Investments
2
Copyright © 2017 Pearson Education, Inc.
, Fundamentals of Investing, 13e (Smart)
Chapter 1 The Investment Environment
1.1 Learning Goal 1
1) A non-interest bearing checking account is still considered an investment.
Answer: FALSE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: Previous Edition
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
2) Land and buildings are examples of real property investments.
Answer: TRUE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: Previous Edition
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
3) Since 1900, the average return on stocks has exceeded the average return on savings
accounts by more than 6 percentage points.
Answer: TRUE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: Previous Edition
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
4) A United States Savings Bond is an example of an investment as defined in the text.
Answer: TRUE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: Previous Edition
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
5) Most sources of investment information are in print format, expensive, and difficult to
access.
Answer: FALSE
Learning Outcome: F-12 Discuss the implications of systematic risk in financial markets and its
role in shaping investment choices
AACSB: 3 Analytical thinking
Question Status: New Question
Learning Goal: Learning Goal 1
3
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